Description:

This collectible prepaid telecom card features a detailed illustration of two pintail ducks resting on the water. The ducks display distinctive coloring, with one exhibiting the typical light gray body, long slender neck, and chestnut-colored head with white stripes characteristic of a male pintail, while the other shows mottled brown plumage indicative of a female pintail. The pair is depicted against a naturalistic background with water and plant stems reflected on the water’s surface. The value of the card, $7.50, is clearly printed in the upper right corner and inside the stamp image.

The left side of the stamp contains vertical text reading, "MIGRATORY BIRD HUNTING AND CONSERVATION STAMP" and the words "VOID AFTER JUNE 30, 1984" appear beneath it. Below the ducks, the word "PINTAILS" is printed in all caps, and the issuer "U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR" is noted at the bottom. To the right of the stamp, within the dark blue border, is a small white silhouette of a duck with the number 49 inside it. Beneath this is a black five-pointed star with the words "GOLD STAR" printed below, indicating the Gold Star program series.

The lower right corner of the card shows the logo of a telephone handset and the letters "PT," confirming its use as a prepaid telecom card. The overall design highlights an important theme related to birds, wildlife, and hunting permits, specifically focusing on the conservation of migratory birds and pintail ducks. This card relates to duck hunting and philately and belongs to the 49th Gold Star Duck Hunting Permit Stamp series issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior.

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